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pour me out til there's nothing left of me pour me out pour me out so that someday i might see pour me out i want to lose myself in finding You embracing grace and facing truth tear down these walls that dim the shape i'm in pour me out from my river to Your sea pour me out pour me out let me ride on waves of peace pour me out i want to understand this greater plan how character can shape a man Your image surrounding me pray that will be |
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daddy never cried he just turned away never showed the side that was soft as clay what a weak reply you live inside a blanket of shame why would you need a gift of pardoning until your sin becomes your own soon comes inevitable reckoning then you'll understand just how much true love can change a man dady never cried will not work today put your pride aside we all need grace somewhere deep inside what you love is what you need to hate when will you stop blaming somebody else you make decisions on your own you choose to leave the truth for nonsense do you understand just how much the truth can change a man |
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nothing i can say will matter anyway just a vain display with me in the middle no more empty words will anymore be heard all my rhymes and verbs mean very little it doesn't mean anything without You just a nice melody without You whithout Your Spirit to sing of the hope and the joy that You bring without You it doesn't mean anything nothing i'll ever do could hold a candle to the love displayed when You said You forgave me and what i know of love is that i'm not deserving of One You called Your Son One sent to save me like love holding the hand of hate You choose to love me anyway it doesn't mean anything without You just words that i say without You without Your Spirit to sing of this change of the heart that You bring without You it doesn't mean anything |
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she takes the six o'clock train its off to work and then home again she wonders if this will ever change clutching her pillow she hides in a dark room in her heart how long has it been since love touched her and she let in chased out the shadows, filled emptiness with her head in her hands she cries "come back again, i need you my friend" we fight on our knees but don't often see the battles that rage being won but fight on until and tarry until love comes to carry us on to kneel with the broken in spirit and call upon the Son so many holes here within torn apart and then blown by the wind hell and highwater come crashing in pride says to fight but he cannot defend this means to an end the truth cuts like a blade bleeding all of the plans that he made nothing but faith in the One Who came can ever bring peace to the spirit again will he understand we fight on our knees for those who might see the battle is over, its won not by our hands by the Son of man He Who is has overcome death and the grave hold no power to those who call upon the Son |
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okay, You're right i cannot fight this all alone let in the light i need to know Your line of love goes on and on drawn in a circle, drawn upon my heart and i can't erase it this line of love connecting me to You, forever knowing when i fall You'll help me to face it facing myself hasn't been easy can't hide any longer those days are through Your line of love goes on and on leads to a place where i belong where mercy waits to embrace me this line of love that draws me in forgiving forgetting my sin and in Your grace it has traced me |
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have you always been the same my friend you don't have to be alone and lonely my friend will you always be the same my friend i'm wondering, i wonder will you see... on this, an ordinary day there's an extraordinary Savior waiting, wanting you to know Him on this, an ordinary day do you even recognize your need how can you build an arguement from nothing my friend can you feel Him plant the seed my friend its happeneing, i wonder will you see... on this, an ordinary day there's an extraordinary Savior waiting, wanting you to know Him on this, an ordinary day creation's author waits for you who happened to need Him more than He needs you on this, an ordinary day it was an ordinary day when He died once for all and He'll still be the same |
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she wallows in her misery what made her think that this would be that this would be any different from the first mistake she made still she dove without a care for the second time around she'll pay and wallow in her misery the first to fail the last to flee she thought she'd figured out the answer to some long forgotten page from some long forgotten book on how to get her own way i've tried and tried to tell her it's not what you do it's what you've done with what you did i've tried to tell her she wallows in her misery a failure at failure she fails to see that this overacted part from this neverending play is just her substitute for reality anyway i've tried and tried to tell her it's not what you do it's what you've done with what you did i've tried to tell her |
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for so long we walk in darkness hoping to find the way but without something or someone to guide us we stumble blindly day after day so He lights candles in hopes that we'll see glimpses of Him in this mystery that we'll leave shadows and move toward the flame and we move closer we'll see His face... to face with the One who made mountains who hung the stars in the sky He is love and loved us so much that He was willing to die dies for the man on the corner who sold his soul years ago and now knows of only regret to trade His life for the woman who doesn't think mercy is something that she'll ever get hope to all who are hopeless who've ever known kindness He has not forgotten your name you are loved by the One Who with His Own hands has made you and love you forever the same |
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and the band marches on and on without slowing and their leader leads them on and on without knowing never looking back to see the mess that they had left behind the media mediates between the masses and the myth it creates but it never know the damage grown the more it bend the truth they tell us what they want us to hear the patronize our aching ears it's all too clear the wealths of violence and sexual perversion offer more than just some innocent psychological diversion they have left so many bleeding, needeing help from Christ the King we don't have to watch what they want us to see yet we've let them bind our hands and our feet how can you say, "let's all remain unaffected," when no lines were drawn the band just marches on and they forget you when you fall down |
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let me go back and do it all over again what i know now i wish i knew then there's a pain that just will not die let me hear you say it's okay let me hear you say it's alright i could really use some words of comfort so i won't be alone tonight so i won't be alone tonight let me move on i've said I was sorry help me look out and see the sun again 'cause there's a pain that somehow must die |
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his petty problems now left behind no hesitation, purely divine the first revelation was that he would be free his second was he'd drown in grace his frowning face replaced irresistably the floor meets his knees He's come and everyone in the kingdom wears a smile because He's won oh, He's come and waves of joy spread across the kingdom smile because He's won the battle all the excuses that you have brought no explination was ever sought to stand before the King of Kings to taste a kiss of life beyond no expectations just your barren self that's how He sees you anyway life is yours today You've come and everyone in the kingdom wears a smile because He's won oh, You've come and waves of joy spread across the kingdom smile because He's won the battle is won |
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standing over my garden i look down and disappointment overcomes me the tears that formed are now falling from my eyes and watering the ground around me lost inside this dissolution i hear You say my name i hear You calling i hear You calling to me i hear You calling faith, like a flower, needs water and room to grow placed in sunlight, not in shadow hope that the seed that is hidden will rise and bloom from the heart of one forgiven love runs in the Living Water i've heard You say my name |